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frame and moved all staircases outside of main building shell; this resulted in unusually spacious and well-lit open space offices, new to Moscow construction. Large public area actually accounted for only 4% of its 35,000 meters; most of the space was occupied by actual
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with his staff. Later, the space taken by equipment was gradually reduced in favor of offices. Externally, the
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entries and preferred to hire an old school professional. Rerberg's draft was authorized in March 1926, and the building was completed in 1927. Rerberg used
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in Moscow. Rerberg worked on the museum site for 12 years (1897—1909) and was awarded an honorary title of its
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and roads. In the same year he dropped out of military service and joined the construction team of
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who completed the project in 1909. This building was styled in a mix of
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and mail-sorting equipment, while 20% were allocated to house the
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in 1897–1932. Rerberg's input to present-day Moscow include
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railroad. Founder of
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